Tracy Lynn Ipock, 55, of Providence, KY, passed away on August 3rd, 2026 at her home.
Tracy was born on March 17th, 1971 in Milwaukee, WI to Nelda and Robert Rivet.
In their free time, Tracy enjoyed spending time with her family. She especially loved her dog Daisy and her grandkids.
Tracy is survived by her partner Barry Ipock of Providence KY; children, Brittany (Wade) Carroll of Providence, Crystal (Aaron) Richmond of Dixon, Jennifer (Eric) Rucker of Vale, NC, and B.J Ipock of Madisonville; grandchildren, Kinsley Carroll of Providence, Colton and Haylee Richmond of Dixon, Makayla Lampton of Vale, NC and Tobyn Ipock of Vermont, siblings Carla Taran of Providence and Laura Haas of Milwaukee, WI; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents Robert and Nelda Rivet; siblings Charles Dutcher, Nancy Whetzel and Cindy Charlier.
In honoring Tracy’s wish the family will not be having a memorial service at this time.
Tracy’s kindness, love, and lasting impact on family and friends will never be forgotten. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
Tony Dutcher says
I took for granted believing she would always be there and now I can never see her smile again. so much h of my childhood is now missing. Britt I love and miss you guys and I hope to see you soon!!❤️❤️
Haley Cole-Raby says
Momma Tracy was one of a kind. She will be terribly missed! I love y’all and am praying for peace during this time! ❤️
Angela De Luna (Whetzel) says
I don’t know what to write because words are very hard at a time like this. I live in Milwaukee 90 percent of my life and remember a younger aunt Tracy. one filled so much silliness, laughter, and so cool. She is the youngest so she seemed to be the least “strict” of them all. lol. Living so far from her I was always missing her so now I will forever have that feeling. I am so sorry Britt and I know the feeling all to well but time makes it “better” but nothing heals it💔 .
We love you all.
Misty Ashcraft says
I’m thankful to have known her. covering you all in love and prayers.
Theodore Miley says
Tracy and my mom was friends and she was there when I lost my mom we talk and she sent a song that she ask too been play and she check up on us and everyday if she did text I text her ask how her day was. She was like a another mom too me and she was there for me when I need her the most her memory and love we’ll always been remember rest easy Tracy and give my mom a big o hug and tell her how much I miss her and love her.